Overview
Providing a custom fit with top of the line materials, the ECP 3D Air Ride Dressage Pad provides breathable support, making it ideal for schooling or showing. Using a complex network of flexible fibers, this pad bends under pressure to provide support and cushioning without any excess bulk. A mesh lining on the top and bottom provides impressive ventilation throughout the pad while polyester fibers work to maintain large open air pockets. The thin design is ideal for horses that have a saddle that fits well but may need some extra support. Incredibly breathable, the 3D Air Ride Dressage Pad is a great choice for summer schooling sessions, competitions, and everything in between.
Key Features
- Flexible, Thin Pad Supportive Pad
- Polyester Fibers Maintain Large Air Pockets
- Contoured Shape
- Extremely Breathable
- Mesh Top and Botton
- Girth Straps and Billet Loops
- Size: Spine - 21.5", Flap Length - 20.5"
Product Details
About 3D Air Ride Material: 3D Air Ride® Pads use a complex network of flexible fibers that bend under pressure to provide all-over support. Between the pad’s top and bottom mesh linings, hundreds of polyester fibers work together to maintain large open-air pockets. The result is a pad so breathable, your horse will hardly notice it!
Previous Feedback
Comments: This is the coolest pad I have used. In the hottest of summer months in the Central Valley of California, my horse's back was almost totally dry after an afternoon ride.
From: T - Fresno, California, USA
Comments: I have mixed feelings about this pad. On the one hand, my red mare sweats if you look at her wrong and this pad does seem to get a lot of cooling air to her poor back. But it also is puffy and seems to make the billets hang strangely so that my (shoulder relief) girth doesn't sit correctly. I'm concerned about that causing problems. The wither sweep is lovely and high but so is the sweep of the rear end, which causes the pad to be functionally shorter than its full measurement, so it does not protect my half pad from sweat or dirt. But yeah it certainly is cooling! It's just not *perfect*
From: Mel - 8/6/22